It’s a vintage department store, a one-stop shop where fans of days gone by can outfit themselves and their homes, too. There’s lots of warm Scandinavian teak, such as low coffee tables with rounded corners ($125–$395), slick two-drawer office desks ($295–$895), the occasional bed frame–and–headboard set, and a bountiful selection of credenzas, hutches and the like—if you’re lucky, you’ll stop by on a day they’ve found something from Hans Wegner or Herman Miller. There are also bright, nubbly low-slung sofas, big hippie lamps and some Jetsons-esque pieces in opaque plastics with fun candy-coloured accents. Don’t stop with the furniture: pick up old-school dishes and German ceramics to pull the whole picture together.